Title | Gvozdʹ v sapoge |
Item type | Projected medium |
Alternate title |
|
Author(s) |
|
Language | Russian |
URL | Link to original record |
Notes |
|
Physical description | 3 reels of 3 (approximately 56 min. at 22 fps) : optical sound, black and white ; 35 mm |
Languages:
Date text:
Publisher:
Subject headings:
Item Type:
Oskicat subjects:
Millenium MARC Record:
LEADER 00000cgm a2200601Ii 4500
001 921265311
003 OCoLC
005 20150916022908.0
007 mr baa|fn||r||||c||||||
008 150916s1932 gs 056 mlrus d
040 CUY|beng|erda|cCUY|dCUY
041 rus|ageo|hrus|hgeo
245 00 Gvozdʹ v sapoge /|cGoskinprom Gruzii ; St︠s︡enarist, A.
Perelʹman ; Rezhissër, M. Kalatozov ; Operator, Sh.
Apakidze.
246 1 Nail in the boot
246 1 Lursmani cheqmashi
257 Soviet Union.
264 1 [Tʻbilisi, Georgia] :|bGoskinprom Gruzii,|c1932.
300 3 reels of 3 (approximately 56 min. at 22 fps) :|boptical
sound, black and white ;|c35 mm
306 005600
336 two-dimensional moving image|btdi|2rdacontent
337 projected|bg|2rdamedia
338 film reel|bmr|2rdacarrier
500 |6880-01|aOpening credit: "Boevomu organu Zakavkazskogo
gazete 'Molodoĭ Rabochiĭ' posvi︠a︡shchaem my svoi︠u︡
rabotu"
500 |6880-02|aAt head of technical credits: "Udarnai︠a︡
brigada Arkovt︠s︡ev Gruzii N1"
500 US release title: Nail in the boot. Georgian release title
: Lursmani cheqmashi.
500 Production and release date is listed in some sources as
1930/1932, or as 1931.
500 22 frames per second may be too fast. 20 fps may be
better.
506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. Access
by appt. only.|5CBPF
506 |3PFA 3500-01-16498.|aRestricted: Not for research use.
|5CBPF
508 Director, Mikhail Kalatozov; written by Leonid Perelman
(credited as A. Perelman); cinematography, Shalva Apaqidze
[Šalva Apʻakʻiże]; art direction, Serapion Vatsadze
[Serapʻion Vacadże].
511 1 Aleqsandre Jaliashvili [Jaliašvili], Siko Palavandishvili
[Pʻalavandišvili], Akaki Khorava [Xorava], Arkadi
Khintibidze [Xintʻibiże].
520 "The first part of the film takes place on a battlefield.
A soldier is dispatched to notify divisional headquarters
that the armoured train is faced with destruction and
urgently needs aid. On the way, his foot is injured by a
nail sticking out of the sole of his boot, and he fails to
reach headquarters in time. The train is lost. The second
part of the film is a courtroom enquiry into the action of
the protagonist, at which different aspects of the story
emerge."--Nino Dzandzava, Giornate del Cinema Muto, 2010.
541 0 |3PFA 3500-01-16498. |aD0249 |cpurchase |d 2014/11/19
|5CBPF
546 Russian subtitles; Georgian text in film images.
590 PFA 3500-01-16498.|aCONDITION NOTE: inspected 2014/12/06
cv; excellent; print has been double-mounted |a CONDITION
NOTE: inspected 2015/05/29 cv; no change (post-loan to
TIFF)
655 7 War films.|2lcgft
655 7 Silent films.|2lcgft
655 7 Propaganda films.|2lcgft
700 1 Kalatozov, Mikhail,|d1903-1973,|edirector.
700 1 Perelman, Leonid,|escreenwriter.
700 1 Apaqidze, Shalva,|edirector of photography.
700 1 Vatsadze, Serapion,|eart director.
700 1 Jaliašvili, Alekʻsandre,|d1905-1981,|eactor.
700 1 Palavandishvili, Siko,|eactor.
700 1 Khintibidze, Arkadi, 1898-1963,|eactor.
700 1 Xorava, Akaki,|d1895-1972,|eactor.
710 2 Sakhkinmretsvi,|eproduction company.
740 0 Nail in the boot.
740 0 Lursmani cheqmashi.
880 |6500-01|aOpening credit: "боевому органу закавказского
газете "Молодой Рабочий" посвящаем мы свою работу"
880 |6500-02|aAt head of technical credits: "Ударная бригада
Арковцев Грузии N1"
956 20150916 |bpfmcq|cCO
957 OCLC xref loaded 20150927
994 C0|bCUY